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Ocoee Boundary Gravel: It Won't Break the Bank
Please Note:
You may notice that this story and its photographs mention and show Ocoee Bikes — that’s because it was published prior to our Obed Bikes rebrand. Check out this blog to learn more about the reason behind the rebrand, the new Obed Bikes name and our plans for the future.
Featured on Gravel Cyclist December 2019.
Ocoee Bikes is a sister brand to Litespeed Bicycles and Quintana Roo, both based out of Chattanooga, Tennessee. This direct-to-consumer brand proudly touts a bike that is pre-assembled to your doorstep with a simple process to get riding quickly – Click It. Ship It. Rip It. A 30-day return policy sweetens the deal if you end up not liking the bike.
The Ocoee Boundary Ultegra Di2 model is the top-tier bike on offer. There are several color choices available, decal colors, wheel options, seatpost options and the option to choose your crank, handlebar width and stem length.
The Boundary is “A rugged and dependable gravel bike ready to kick up some dust as you redefine what’s rideable. The Boundary has the geometry of a road bike with the heart and handling of a trail bike so you can rumble confidently across all kinds of mixed terrain.” JOM of the Gravel Cyclist crew put the Ocoee Boundary through its paces to see how it stacked up.
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